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Florence CITY GUIDE: RESTAURANTS, BARS, CLUBS, SHOPPING, GALLERIES, MUSEUMS...

Florence the hub of the Renaissance. The city is full of paintings, sculpture masterpieces, treasure-crammed churches, elegant piazzas and the most beautiful skylines... Ah, the genius of Dante, da Vinci, Boccaccio, Michelangelo Buonarotti and others are still very much alive. Florence is also surrounded by the most beautiful countryside: the picturesque hills of Tuscany.

Nevertheless, you don't need to discover all that Florence has to offer in one go. Many Florentine hotels, offer tasteful furnishing and incredible views which is an experience in itself. Relax and remember you're in Italy - the land of la Dolce Vita - take an espresso, watch the world go by in one of the many café's and do as Michelangelo's David still does... contemplate.

This Florence city guide is meant to be a good introduction to the entertainment opportunities in the city. Make sure you print before you leave and enjoy your break!

INSIDE OUR florence CITY GUIDE

Florence General Information

» Here is everything practical you need to know to best prepare your trip to Florence. From opening times, banks, communication, visas...
» Florence General Information

Florence Restaurants

» The restaurants in Florence are some of the best in Italy. The food is simple and abundant with mellow cheeses and grilled meats. Try the Beef Steak Florentine...
» Florence Restaurant Guide

Florence Shopping

» Florence is well known for the shoes and leather goods, and you can find many great shops on via Tornabuoni, via della Vigna Nuova...
» Shopping in Florence Guide

Florence Bars

» Florence is also full of wine bars [ enoteche ], where you can sample by the glass, buy by the bottle, enjoy a snack or full meal. Florence is not well known for...
» Florence Bars Guide

Florence Museums and Galleries

» Discover the museums and galleries of Florence. You could spend days and days discover some of the world's most famous treasures...
» Florence Museums and Galleries